1. |
television gospel
02:41
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the world is a lie
never go outside
the world is a lie
the sun will burn your eyes
the world is a lie
the TV preaches why
"everything's alright"
its cheaper to just die
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2. |
affections
03:33
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bogged down
by all these insecurities
feeling so low,
the messed up part is he don't even know
you blossom in my coffee when i pour you in,
but I need more than this to keep me interested
how things have changed
I thought if you were mine id have it made
but all along,
I never knew exactly what i want
the heat makes ripples in the air,
reminds me of your auburn hair
and the freckles on your skin,
you used them once to lure me in.
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3. |
june
02:34
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we make our way home
along the new jersey shoreline
we find ourselves in the silent sunset of a weekend
and all the words we forgot to say
will come back to us someday
so for now, just think away
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4. |
home (frances the bear)
01:48
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he was just a cub,
and you didn't slow down
but I know you felt it,
we all know you felt it
did you feel like death
as he took his last breath?
you were scared and all alone
I hope you found your way home
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5. |
evergreen
05:04
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I remember when
it was easier to love
I remember when
we cheated death just for fun
you hurt the ones you love the most
and you don't even know.
I remember when
you died for my sins
I remember how
you put the words into my mouth
you die for what you love
so, speak what you mean.
stay evergreen.
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Dan Connolly New Brunswick, New Jersey
hi im dan this is my art this is what I do
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